Yeah I should start thinking about what apps I do want to be able to use once I have my linux system. I know most of my essential apps that I use now have Mac and linux versions.
|OT| Apple Corner | I like MacBooks and I cannot lie.
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Apps are important, but more important in my view is the files it produces and reads.
If you can get a Linux app that can read/write that same file type, the apps you use are kinda irrelevant beyond personal preference.
It’s why I write in Markdown. I can load those plaintext .md files in pretty much anything on any OS and they can be read.
If you can get a Linux app that can read/write that same file type, the apps you use are kinda irrelevant beyond personal preference.
It’s why I write in Markdown. I can load those plaintext .md files in pretty much anything on any OS and they can be read.
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Yeah they kinda are lol, I had one of the early ones way back and biggest issue for me was not having left and right mouse click buttons. If you are going to go apple way, I kind of would suggest the external touch pad, that way you at least familiar with how it works.
they are! they are a pain to use because of their unergonomic design. the touch gestures might be nice, but probably not worth the carpal tunnel tradeoff
Apples keyboards however are great
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By the way, is there a particular reason why not every software is available on the App Store, like Discord?
Because some developers choose not to ship on the App Store - that way they’re free of Apple’s rules.
The rules they’re against could be moderation, or it could be money. I think in Discord’s case it’s probably money.
Monetisation and the cut apple would take is my guess for most cases
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